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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby bobbrown » Wed 07.04.2010, 14:56

As far as I am aware the part that is some what unique to the Elan e.g. the front lower damper mount should be done this week/next as I hope to bring a kit along to Malvern.
Just a shame I could not prove the track day setup as no one has been forth coming.

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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby abmunro » Wed 07.04.2010, 22:07

Mines had turbo fitted. But don't get it back till next friday.

So don't think I'll have time to have it fitted.

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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby Nohair » Fri 16.04.2010, 12:48

Nohair wrote:16. David ( assuming we get this thing done in the next 6 months)
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Im afriad im going to have to drop out of this. Does feal like im letting the side down but i really needed this on the car by Jan... in order to get some use out of them by planned sale date of Sep this year.
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby Monty » Tue 04.05.2010, 13:17

bobbrown wrote:As far as I am aware the part that is some what unique to the Elan e.g. the front lower damper mount should be done this week/next as I hope to bring a kit along to Malvern.
Just a shame I could not prove the track day setup as no one has been forth coming.

Bob



Bob,

Did you manage to get a kit to take to Malvern?

Don`t for get i`ve got a trackday on the 18th June and be good to test the setup :wink:
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby rip » Tue 04.05.2010, 14:57

Monty wrote:
Did you manage to get a kit to take to Malvern?



Only the set supporting my Elan :lol:
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby surfboardfiller » Thu 06.05.2010, 00:21

Can I get my suspension assembly back please, I need to start building the kit car project. :twisted:
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby abmunro » Fri 28.05.2010, 18:00

I like to order mine now and have it fitted.

Where do I order from?

Is it better to go for Eibach or Nitron springs


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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby surfboardfiller » Fri 28.05.2010, 22:16

I'm out; it's obvious this isn't happening and Bob's not responding to my messages. I have had enough! :!:
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby bobbrown » Thu 01.07.2010, 16:07

1. bobbrown
2. chris.t
3. A B Munro (80% towards trackset up)
4. Dico
5. Nige (80% towards track set up) ???
6. Elanlover (Federal)
7. Superbad (Federal)
8. rip - Prototype fitted.
9. Avonvilla ( sooner rather than later )
10. gomper71 (Federal)
11. alexg
12. David
13. G UK (The later the better for me at the moment)
14. Richard K
15. Nohair

I had been hoping to test the track setup but nobody seems to be willing or able.
Having said that I am hoping that it can be done soon with a little help from A B Munro
The kits are just about ready so will see about how they want to handle payment and despatch of the kits.
As the kits for the USA will ship direct there will be no VAT on those. but the shipping cost will be higher swings and round abouts.


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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby Nige » Thu 01.07.2010, 17:06

Bob,

I'm still definitely in for this and I confirm I want the 80% track set up please. As you know I'm not in UK at present and won't be back until mid Sep. When the kits are ready let me know how to proceed with payment etc. I can wait for delivery until I return. If I'd been able I would have been happy to test the track set up, but it's a bit of a challenge from here :D .
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby chris.t » Thu 01.07.2010, 22:04

good news Bob :-)

regrettably, our friends over the water will almost certainly have their equivalent of VAT to pay when the kit is imported.
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby Karl Martin » Fri 02.07.2010, 13:54

1. bobbrown
2. chris.t
3. A B Munro (80% towards trackset up)
4. Dico
5. Nige (80% towards track set up) ???
6. Elanlover (Federal)
7. Superbad (Federal)
8. rip - Prototype fitted.
9. Avonvilla ( sooner rather than later )
10. gomper71 (Federal)
11. alexg
12. David
13. G UK (The later the better for me at the moment)
14. Richard K
15. Nohair
16. Karl Martin (don't forget me!...somehow I disappeared off the list, having added my name 24.02.10! :? )
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby bobbrown » Tue 06.07.2010, 14:37

The kits will be made as soon as the orders are placed.
A deposit of £250.00 is required with full payment due before dispatch.
If people can ring Pete on 01993 849449 with either there credit card in hand or you can get details of their bank and do an electornic transfer.
You will also need to explain that you want a road kit or a track kit.
For our US friends Pete has indicated that he would prefer to deal with UK credit cards only but is willing to take bank transfers from the US.
The US/Canada kits will ship direct so there is no VAT to pay this end.

Can you mark on the list when you have contacted Pete.

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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby chris.t » Tue 06.07.2010, 15:31

Bob, what with the numbers changing and the time involved could you just remind me of the cost for each of the kits. Cheers
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby bobbrown » Tue 06.07.2010, 16:07

chris.t wrote:Bob, what with the numbers changing and the time involved could you just remind me of the cost for each of the kits. Cheers


£1028.50 + Vat + delivery which is their list less 15%

Eibach spring upgrade + £95 (Replaces 4 main Nitron springs with Eibach items).

Bob

If we had managed to get to 20 + they would have been £968.00 but that is not going to happen!
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby Don.Hasi » Tue 06.07.2010, 17:37

it looks like I would get the spair stock suspension in 2 weeks. Then I could decide, if this could help.

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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby Karl Martin » Tue 06.07.2010, 18:39

Hi Bob,

Great news :D

Could you explain the *excat* differences between the road kit and track kit, in laymen’s terms. (Is it just a question of stiffer springs or is there more involved? )

Apologies if you have explained this before.
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby bobbrown » Tue 06.07.2010, 18:52

Karl Martin wrote:Hi Bob,

Great news :D

Could you explain the *excat* differences between the road kit and track kit, in laymen’s terms. (Is it just a question of stiffer springs or is there more involved? )

Apologies if you have explained this before.


The dampers will be matched to the springs so the track setup will be stronger springs and different damper settings but they are adjustable either side of the optimal depends on driver as to the exact setup. I do not think Rip changed his (road setup) from the setting they were at when fitted and those seem to work well.
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby Nige » Tue 06.07.2010, 19:12

Bob,

I'll e mail Nitron as phoning is a bit of a challenge at the moment :) .
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Re: Nitron/Eibach suspension

Postby rip » Tue 06.07.2010, 22:19

bobbrown wrote:I do not think Rip changed his (road setup) from the setting they were at when fitted and those seem to work well.


Correct. I have not made any adjustments & are pleased with them.
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